... Belfast Virago—The Northern Whig reports the following police case ferocious looking character, named Mary Ann Blake, was charged with committing a violent assault upon the perron of old. half starved, half-clad woman, named Mary The brutal assault was ...

... denunciation of the Whig aristocrats, to whom immediately on his election he became obsequious, and by whose assistance he was enabled to cut a figure as a Deputy-Lieutenant to the Government of Lord Palmerston and the Whigs. Now he is himself again ...

... MONTROSE. The Scotsman of yesterday has a slashing article, reviewing the speech the Member for Montrose from a Whig point of view. specimens we may give the following passages :- a great consolation that there is no danger of disturbing Mr Baxter's ...

... So, will not his Lordship, think you, point out our weak places, and enable the Ministry to play havoc with the combined Whigs and Radicals ] As to its being visit of courtesy, occasioned by Lord John's presence in Liverpool, that is clearly out of the ...

... throw on his tail Instead of turning a Derbyite, he declares himself as stem a democrat as ever. He is for neither Tory nor Whig Ministry, but a People's Ministry, and has no faith in any Reform Bill not proposed by himself. If anything he is more Radical ...

... against, need I? You know I always act your advice. Lord John Russell—There's a precedent for such course. The annals of the Whigs yield many. Lord Somers was of opinion Dtjke Bedford.—There, now John, ask him to dinner, while I have my nap. Is lie older ...

... out • * that he by no which had forfeited the support of the 1 day then gave an account of theMtonishml«t era - 1 >art y- He Whigs regarded their fall, and their vexation t th J. Russell's suggestion to proceed by resolution?l to India saved the new Ministry ...

... necessity of united action. Indeed has already experienced this weakness, for he says— We only require more union, to beat Whigs and Tories combined. Thus a third political party is to be added to the two already existing. The consequence of this has ...

... resignation of the Ministry. Lord Derby was sent for by the Queen. Now, see what you have done,'' quoth our friends the Whigs, you have prevented the passing of an India Bill [we have got one nevertheless], you have stopped Reform Bill [which, as ...

... directors for conspiracy to defraud the shareholders. The one was the Lord Advocate of the Conservatives, the other of the Whigs. Mr Inglis has since been appointed to the office of Lord Justice Clerk, and as such is the presiding judge of the High Court ...

... Bill which has any chance of being carried, but very much doubt whether the ballot will be included. We know what both the Whigs and Tories think. Their notion is that if they double or treble the number of voters, so long the ballot is withheld, they ...

... Derby, because the Whigs, who would be very glad of an opportunity to raise outcry against the ministry for attempting to restore restrictive laws, would say that free trade was danger. Mr Birnie could not perceive for what reason the Whigs, with any consistency ...